Cyber terrorism criminalises unauthorised computer conduct threatening national security, essential services, critical infrastructure, or restricted state information. Cyber terrorism includes unauthorised computer conduct intended to threaten national unity, integrity, security or sovereignty, or to strike terror. It ... Summary
Cyber terrorism criminalises unauthorised computer conduct threatening national security, essential services, critical infrastructure, or restricted state information.
Cyber terrorism includes unauthorised computer conduct intended to threaten national unity, integrity, security or sovereignty, or to strike terror. It covers denial of authorised access, unauthorised access, and introducing computer contaminants causing or likely to cause death, injury, property damage, disruption of essential services, or harm to critical information infrastructure. It also includes accessing restricted State-security or foreign-relations information where it may injure protected national interests or advantage a foreign nation or group. Commission or conspiracy may attract life imprisonment.
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